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AMERICAN LITHIUM ENERGY CORP.

UEIC21AVSKSE7G9CAGE4GBA8NAICS335910
  • SAM active
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  • CMMCNot on file
  • SPRSNone
  • FCLVisible to paid members
  • Small Business

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36-mo obligations
$13.6M
Awards on record
7
Contract vehicles
0
Verified credentials
0

Compliance posture: unverified (SAM.gov baseline only)

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About AMERICAN LITHIUM ENERGY CORP.

AMERICAN LITHIUM ENERGY CORP. is a SAM.gov-registered entity based in Vista, CA 92081-8350. UEI C21AVSKSE7G9; CAGE 4GBA8; primary NAICS 335910. Compliance posture not provided. Active SAM registration.
Headquarters
Vista, CA 92081-8350

Identifiers

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  • UEIC21AVSKSE7G9
  • CAGE4GBA8

Capabilities & differentiators

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Past performance

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Prime awards from USAspending.gov (FPDS), synced nightly. Recompete windows use the potential end date (base plus all options).
36-month obligations
$13.6M
Awards on record
7
Top funding agencies
Department of the Air Force · Department of the Army · Department of the Navy

Awards

  • FA880225C0001

    Recompete 6–12 mo: Potential end Nov 8, 2027 (11 months away)

    ZERO VOLT BATTERY TECHNOLOGY SMALL BUSINESS INNOVATIVE RESEARCH

    Department of Defense · Department of the Air Force

    Obligated
    $6M
    Period of performance
    Oct 21, 2024 – Nov 8, 2027
    AI brief for award FA880225C0001Bid team for the recompete of award FA880225C0001

  • W5170125CA049

    Recompete 6–12 mo: Potential end Aug 27, 2027 (9 months away)

    TOPIC #: A244-P063 BATTERY FOCUSED OPEN TOPIC (DIRECT TO PHASE II)

    Department of Defense · Department of the Army

    Obligated
    $2M
    Period of performance
    May 7, 2025 – Aug 27, 2027
    AI brief for award W5170125CA049Bid team for the recompete of award W5170125CA049

  • N0001426C1312

    Recompete 6–12 mo: Potential end Jul 19, 2027 (8 months away)

    DEVELOP AND PROTOTYPE A NOVEL, HIGH-ENERGY-DENSITY, SAFE LITHIUM-ION BATTERY USING A NANO-SI NEGATIVE ELECTRODE THAT REMAINS STABLE IN THE…

    Department of Defense · Department of the Navy

    Obligated
    $2.4M
    Period of performance
    Jul 17, 2026 – Jul 19, 2027
    AI brief for award N0001426C1312Bid team for the recompete of award N0001426C1312

  • N6833526C0091

    Completed: Period of performance ended Apr 14, 2026

    RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT

    Department of Defense · Department of the Navy

    Obligated
    $140K
    Period of performance
    Oct 15, 2025 – Apr 14, 2026

  • W56HZV22C0015

    Completed: Period of performance ended Jul 7, 2025

    PHASE II TECHNICAL OBJECTIVES OF ALE ARE AIMED AT DEVELOPMENT OF NON-FLAMMABLE LI-ION CELL TECHNOLOGY WITH EXCELLENT ELECTROCHEMICAL…

    Department of Defense · Department of the Army

    Obligated
    $2.3M
    Period of performance
    May 19, 2022 – Jul 7, 2025

  • FA865021C2302

    Completed: Period of performance ended Jun 28, 2024

    BALLISTIC-RELIABLE, WEARABLE BATTERY ON SHEAR ELECTROYLTE

    Department of Defense · Department of the Air Force

    Obligated
    $750K
    Period of performance
    Apr 28, 2021 – Jun 28, 2024

  • 80NSSC24PA829

    Completed: Period of performance ended Jun 7, 2024

    BATTERY CELLS FOR PROTOTPYE ELECTRIFIED AVIATION BATTERY MODULES.

    National Aeronautics and Space Administration

    Obligated
    $17.2K
    Period of performance
    Apr 10, 2024 – Jun 7, 2024

Contract vehicles

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SBIR/STTR portfolio

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Small Business Innovation Research and Technology Transfer awards: early-stage federal R&D money this company has won.

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Awards on record
15 awards
Total awarded
$14,087,741
By phase
  • SBIR Phase II: 7
  • SBIR Phase I: 5
  • STTR Phase I: 2
  • STTR Phase II: 1
By agency
  • Department of Defense: 14
  • Department of Energy: 1
Active projects
2 projects
Projects whose contract end date is today or later.
Phase II ending within 12 months
2 projects
Phase II projects ending within 12 months. Agencies may award Phase III work without a new competition only when it derives from, extends or completes these projects.
By year
  • 2026: 1
  • 2025: 2
  • 2022: 1
  • 2021: 2
  • 2020: 2
  • 2015: 1
  • 2013: 1
  • 2011: 1
  • 2010: 1
  • 2009: 1
  • 2008: 2

Awards (most recent first)

  • Development of Safe, Robust, Sodium-Ion Battery for Naval Aviation Using Domestically Made Inexpensive Raw Materials

    SBIR Phase I · Department of Defense (Navy) · 2026 · $239,998

    Oct 15, 2025 – Apr 14, 2026

    Solicitation 25.2 (2025) · Topic N252-085

  • Advanced High-Safety, High-Energy Nano Si Pouch Cell, Prismatic Cell Module and Battery for Aviation: Lightweight, Powerful, and Built to Last

    SBIR Phase II · Department of Defense (Army) · 2025 · $1,999,999

    May 6, 2025 – May 7, 2027

    • Direct to Phase II
    • Active
    • Ends May 2027

    Solicitation 24.4 (2024) · Topic A244-P063

  • Advanced 5781173 Nano Si/C Prismatic Cell with Superior Safety, High Energy Density and Zero Volt (ZV) Stability

    SBIR Phase II · Department of Defense (Air Force) · 2025 · $6,000,000

    Oct 17, 2024 – Nov 8, 2027

    • Active
    • Ends Nov 2027

    Solicitation X20.3 (2021) · Topic AF203-DCSO1

  • Non Flammable Li Ion Cell for Military Application

    STTR Phase II · Department of Defense (Army) · 2022 · $1,150,000

    May 19, 2022 – Aug 4, 2025

    Solicitation 19.B (2019) · Topic A19B-T016 · Research partner: Pacific Northwest National Laboratory

  • Ballistic-Resistant, Wearable Battery Based on Shear Thickening Electrolyte

    SBIR Phase II · Department of Defense (Air Force) · 2021 · $749,999

    Apr 28, 2021 – Apr 28, 2023

    Solicitation 18.2 (2018) · Topic AF182-051

  • High-Capacity nano Silicon Li-ion Battery with Zero-Volt Tolerance (ZVT) for Space Applications

    SBIR Phase II · Department of Defense (Air Force) · 2021 · $749,991

    Apr 23, 2021 – Apr 28, 2022

    • Direct to Phase II

    Solicitation X20.3 (2020) · Topic AF203-DCSO1

  • High Energy, High Power 5V Electrochemical Energy Storage Solution

    SBIR Phase I · Department of Defense (Army) · 2020 · $111,496

    Jun 3, 2020 – Feb 3, 2021

    Solicitation 20.1 (2020) · Topic A20-035

  • High Performance, Non-flammable Lithium Battery

    STTR Phase I · Department of Defense (Army) · 2020 · $166,499

    Feb 7, 2020 – Aug 5, 2020

    Solicitation 19.B (2019) · Topic A19B-T016 · Research partner: Pacific Northwest National Lab

  • Developing Robust all-Solid-State Li Battery with a Ceramic Electrolyte and Interfacially Engineered Lithium Metal Anode

    STTR Phase I · Department of Energy · 2015 · $150,000

    Jun 8, 2015 – Mar 7, 2016

    Solicitation DE-FOA-0001227 (2015) · Topic 17a · Research partner: University of California San Diego

  • Safe High Rate and Ultra High Capacity with Minimum 4.0 Amp. hour 18650 lithium ion rechargeable cell

    SBIR Phase II · Department of Defense (Army) · 2013 · $974,723

    Apr 4, 2013 – Apr 4, 2015

    Solicitation 2011.1 (2011) · Topic A11-024 · Research partner: Stub

  • Safe High Rate and Ultra High Capacity with Minimum 4.0 Amp. hour 18650 lithium ion rechargeable cell

    SBIR Phase I · Department of Defense (Army) · 2011 · $149,999

    Jul 29, 2011 – Jan 10, 2012

    Solicitation 2011.1 (2011) · Topic A11-024 · Research partner: Stub

  • Superior High Energy Density and High Rate Rechargeable Lithium ion Battery for Army applications

    SBIR Phase II · Department of Defense (Army) · 2010 · $729,238

    Apr 14, 2010 – Apr 14, 2012

    Solicitation 2008.2 (2008) · Topic A08-091

  • Applied Innovative Nano-Materials Technology for High Energy Rechargeable Batteries, for Soldier Systems for Extended Missions in Combat Environments

    SBIR Phase II · Department of Defense (Army) · 2009 · $725,802

    Dec 31, 2008 – Dec 31, 2010

    Solicitation 2007.2 (2007) · Topic A07-096

  • Superior High Energy Density and High Rate Rechargeable Lithium ion Battery for Army applications

    SBIR Phase I · Department of Defense (Army) · 2008 · $119,999

    Dec 18, 2008 – Jun 18, 2009

    Solicitation 2008.2 (2008) · Topic A08-091

  • Applied Innovative Nano-Materials Technology for High Energy Rechargeable Batteries, for Soldier Systems for Extended Missions in Combat Environments

    SBIR Phase I · Department of Defense (Army) · 2008 · $69,997

    Jan 24, 2008 – Jul 24, 2008

    Solicitation 2007.2 (2007) · Topic A07-096

Source: SBIR.gov award data file (opens in a new tab) · as of Nov 12, 2026 · file published Nov 1, 2026

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Exclusions & screening

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Consolidated Screening List

No confirmed match on the Consolidated Screening List (screened Nov 13, 2026).

The list combines Commerce, State and Treasury export-control and sanctions lists. A “no match” result is a name-and-address screen, not an export-compliance determination.

Source: ITA Consolidated Screening List (opens in a new tab) · as of Nov 13, 2026

GSA CALC+ rate benchmark

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NAICS, PSC & socio-economic status

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Industry codes and small-business programs reported in SAM.gov.

NAICS codes

  • 335910Battery ManufacturingPrimarySmall business under this code’s size standard

SAM.gov reports this entity as small under 1 of 1 NAICS code. Size is determined per code (SBA size standards).

Socio-economic status

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Product & service codes (PSC)

  • 6135BATTERIES, NONRECHARGEABLE

PSC names from the Acquisition.gov PSC Manual (opens in a new tab) (April 2025 edition), checked Nov 12, 2026.

Teaming preferences

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SAM.gov teaming eligibility: Eligible to be proposed as a team member: active SAM.gov registration and no exclusion.

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Corporate hierarchy

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